A touching story, the heroine lives a plain and prosperous life, and her family of four is considered perfect, but she is not very interested in all of this. Poetry is something she dreams of, although she lacks inspiration for creation. , but the wonderful verses will open her closed heart like a key, inspiring the light and heat in her life.
She is the most ardent art believer and the most discerning Bole, but she seems out of tune with the secular world. In particular, the part of her physical infidelity will be criticized, but I think it is only because she loves art madly. She embraces the poet and opens her arms to him generously. There is no trace of lust in it. But she thought that in this way she could approach the soul of poetry that she had longed for and always eluded all her life. Like a fish longing for water, and a sunflower chasing the sun, she thirst for poetry and spirituality, but the reality is always disappointing, no one understands, no one resonates, and even the poet she thinks is incomparably noble is actually just a Just vulgar things with impure motives.
All this is wrong, but it is not the heroine that is wrong, but this upside-down deformed society. Money and status have become the only criteria for measuring people's success. No one cares whether you have elegant taste or not. Have deep thoughts. When the heroine discovered the boy's poetic genius, it was like finding a budding rose in the desert, and the treasure and perseverance was moving. But to the boy's father, the bartender, it was more meaningful to go to a baseball game than to get the sincere applause of the poets at the reading. This is by no means an isolated case. Sighing about a love for poetry in modern social situations is likely to attract ridicule from others. People are concerned about fame and fortune and boring gossip news. The entertainment conspiracy of "Nipple Le" has emptied people's brains and thinking step by step.
The heroine can't change anything at all with her own weak power, even if the boy is a genius born out of nowhere, in the end, it's just an ending that is like everyone else. The movie makes people sad, but Maggie Gyllenhaal's performance is still so beautiful and moving. From "Secretary", "Degenerate Street" to this film, Maggie's gentle watery exterior always seems to hide a kind of Rock-like tenacious will, inadvertently touching people's hearts, although the face has more traces of time, but the charm is not lost. Back then, I borrowed the classic saying of Duras and dedicated it to Maggie, "I think you are more beautiful now than when you were young. .I love your devastated face now more than your face then."
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